10 Shows Like 'Sterling Point' You Should Watch Next
Prime Video's recent hit Sterling Point hits all the right buttons for a coming-of-age drama, with all of the romance and family drama you'd want. None of that is particularly groundbreaking, nor are the show's well-managed elements of mystery. Where the show stands out is in its tone and pacing: Sterling Point never feels like it's in a rush, and that sets it apart among its plot-heavy YA peers.
- ▪Prime Video's recent hit Sterling Point hits all the right buttons for a coming-of-age drama, with all of the romance and family drama you'd want.
- ▪None of that is particularly groundbreaking, nor are the show's well-managed elements of mystery.
- ▪Where the show stands out is in its tone and pacing: Sterling Point never feels like it's in a rush, and that sets it apart among its plot-heavy YA peers.
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Prime Video's recent hit Sterling Point hits all the right buttons for a coming-of-age drama, with all of the romance and family drama you'd want. None of that is particularly groundbreaking, nor are the show's well-managed elements of mystery. Where the show stands out is in its tone and pacing: Sterling Point never feels like it's in a rush, and that sets it apart among its plot-heavy YA peers. For all the heightened romantic drama and family secrets, there's the sense, right from the beginning, that we're watching something that takes itself seriously, and the languid feeling of youthful summers comes through without ever being dull. While we wait for a promised second season, enjoy these other uncommonly smart YA dramas.
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